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The development of a concept plan to guide the use of the Cochrane and District Agricultural Society’s lands continues to move forward, with input still being sought from user groups.

Members of Beaupre Artists’ Guild will have about 100 pieces of art on display at their upcoming Show and Sale, set to run June 22-23 at Beaupre Community Hall.

Despite the concerns of one trustee, Rocky View Schools (RVS) board voted June 6, to continue bus service to four locations outside of the division’s coverage area.

Traditional Celtic music will take a local twist at the Water Valley Celtic Festival, which is slated to run June 22 at 13 venues spread throughout the community.

A Redwood Meadows contractor who last year pleaded guilty to violations of provincial licensing regulations has until the end of the month to respond to more allegations that he owes former clients approximately $400,000 in refunds that he is refusin

He’s new to Cochrane and he’s new to photography, but Stirling Clark is not wasting any time making good use of the town’s unique rolling landscape. Clark, the eye behind the lens at Stirling Clark Photography, arrived in Cochrane in November.

A former student of St. Timothy High School is one of two men missing near Canal Flats, B.C. Nicholas Hoefnagels, of Cochrane, and Stephen Thomson, from Canal Flats, were reported missing early on June 9.

A large crowd turned up at the Cochrane Alliance Church June 4 for an information session regarding the vision and changes behind the Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) program.

Thirty-three First Nations and Metis students from Cochrane’s Glenbow Elementary School were honoured May 30 with a BMO Financial Group National Student Innovation Award.

A former Springbank High School student is experiencing a new culture and learning more about health services on an international level, while on a six-month trip in Georgetown, Guyana.